Sentence examples for ignition of the engine from inspiring English sources

Thus it is important to evaluate the temperature history during the ignition of the engine.

Countdown, her short-movie/music video is centered on the launch of a space rocket, from the ground training and preparation to the ignition of the engines.

The low oxygen content of the exhaust helped lower the ignition temperature of the engine.

These inadequate control surfaces, and the relatively slow (or sometimes nonexistent) ignition of the jet engine, contributed significantly to the missile's difficulties in flight tests to a point where the coastal waters off the test site at Cape Canaveral, Fla., were often referred to as "Snark-infested waters".

This has not been taken into account here because material data are not available and because the details of the ignition of the rocket engine are not represented in the heat flux as defined in Table 4).

The series of tests are conducted using variation of ignition timing with the engine working at a speed of 3400 rpm at a ignition timing (advance) of 41 crank angle before TDC and at full load.

The phrase fired up preceded the ignition of the first internal-combustion engine; the novelist Jane Austen wrote as early as 1798: "If I were to hear anybody speak slightingly of you, I should fireup in a moment".

Diesel realized that the electric ignition process of the gasoline engine could be eliminated if, during the compression stroke of a piston-cylinder device, compression could heat air to a temperature higher than the auto-ignition temperature of a given fuel.

Mr. Nasser also pointed out the placement of the ignition module on the engine was not unique and that other automakers had reported similar problems.

As an accurate and control oriented model, a mean value model of a Spark Ignition (SI) engine is developed to generate simulation data of the engine's subsystems.

The Argon inert gas is used to dilute the intake air of a spark ignition engine to decrease nitrogen oxides and improve the performance of the engine.